Killam Seminar Series presents: Engaging patient partners in research: from grant application to governance
The Killam Seminar Series presents:听Engaging patient partners in research: from grant application to governance
Genevieve David
Manager, Patient and Public Partnership Platform
Head, Partnership Lab, Centre of Excellence on Partnership with Patients and the Public, CHUM Research Centre
Abstract:听The engagement of patients and citizens within organizations aims to co-construct through processes ranging from ideation to shared decision-making on activities that concern them. Engagement is found in particular in the field of health care, health science education, management and research (David et al, 2021). According to the Montreal Model, the patient is a fully-fledged player in his care thanks to his knowledge and experiences of living with the disease, the trajectories of care and services, and the consequences of the disease on his daily life, his loved ones and his life project (Pomey et al, 2016). Being the first beneficiaries of research and innovations, patients are therefore essential stakeholders. In a context of increased pressure for greater accountability for public spending and results-based management, partnership with patients is an essential approach.
Our team has been working for several years to include patient partners in research. The roles of patient partners are varied and reflect the working dynamics within the teams. In this conference, roles of patient partners will be discussed from grant application to research network governance.
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Our work allows us to draw some conclusions in terms of the preparation and implementation of the partnership approach in research. Research teams show better results in terms of partnership when the team shows a willingness to implement the partnership in the organization and an adequate preparation to work in partnership. In addition, support for the organization throughout the project by partnership experts is a key element in the experience of the partnership experience for all stakeholders.
As a global pioneer in the science of patient partnership, the听Centre of Excellence for Partnership with Patients and the Public (CEPPP)听aims to prepare our society for the future of health.
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